pull down beds?

[Jenene]

Do the pull down beds have some kind of devise that keeps kids from falling?

 

[kcashner]

If you mean the bunks that come down from the ceiling, they have a rail. If you wish, your stateroom host can put a "double rail" on the bed so that it extends the entire length of the mattress instead of just about 4 feet of the length. And, if you are worried about a child falling out of the couch flip bed, they can also put a rail on this bed.

 

[Meghatron]

I am fairly certain the bedrails used on the convertible sofas also attach to the upper berths.

 

[loveysbydesign]

Here's a picture of one of them!

 

[kcashner]

The above picture is the "half rail." If you ask, your stateroom host can put 2 of these on the bed so the railing runs from pillow to foot!

 

[CopaDave]

The above picture is the "half rail." If you ask, your stateroom host can put 2 of these on the bed so the railing runs from pillow to foot!

Oh, ah, um...I should take the Duct Tape off the packing list, then?

 

[mmmears]

The above picture is the "half rail." If you ask, your stateroom host can put 2 of these on the bed so the railing runs from pillow to foot!

That's great to know! I love how there are so many helpful suggestions on the boards. Thank you!

 

[chris31997]

Oh, ah, um...I should take the Duct Tape off the packing list, then?

You may still want it. Kids bouncing off the walls and all

Both my kids are "movers" in thier sleep and we never had an issue with falling out of the pull down beds on the ships. Now put them in a normal bed on land and that is a differant story